After five years in development, Colombian forces are set to receive an assault rifle built entirely on home soil.
The JAGUAR rifle is a 5.56mm weapon made with 65 percent high-grade polymers, making it significantly lighter and potentially more durable than the steel-made Galil ACE currently used by the country’s security forces.
It is said to cost around 20 percent cheaper than imported systems, thanks to the localization of production and components.
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